14-3-3sigma controls mitotic translation to facilitate cytokinesis.

14-3-3sigma controls mitotic translation to facilitate cytokinesis.
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2007
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64.8
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E. Wilker;M. V. van Vugt;Steven A Artim;Paul H. Huang;Christian P. Petersen;H. Reinhardt;Yun Feng;P. Sharp;N. Sonenberg;F. White;M. Yaffe
E. Wilker;M. V. van Vugt;Steven A Artim;Paul H. Huang;Christian P. Petersen;H. Reinhardt;Yun Feng;P. Sharp;N. Sonenberg;F. White;M. Yaffe
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E. Wilker;M. V. van Vugt;Steven A Artim;Paul H. Huang;Christian P. Petersen;H. Reinhardt;Yun Feng;P. Sharp;N. Sonenberg;F. White;M. Yaffe

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